Many right-leaning critics immediately recognized and dismissed the film as another tired Marxist allegory that is typical of Hollywood. Firstly, Neo is depicted as living a boring, useless life working for a computer software firm in a modern city …
Many right-leaning critics immediately recognized and dismissed the film as another tired Marxist allegory that is typical of Hollywood. Firstly, Neo is depicted as living a boring, useless life working for a computer software firm in a modern city that is swamped with dazed and unknowing workers. This is a typical Marxist criticism of the evil ruling capitalist class and the oppressive society that they create. The company that employs him is portrayed as sinister and oppressive, and his boss is portrayed as cold and rude, reminding Neo that he is not special and that he is just like everybody else. The "Agents" Brown, Smith, and Jones are specifically depicted as non-descript, white, and WASPish in appearance, which obviously implies that the government is run by evil white males that oppress and control the rest of society. When Neo emerges from his pod into the real world, he is rescued by Morpheus and his renegade band of 'real world' people who are primarily people of color or mixed racial appearance. White males are portrayed throughout the entire Matrix trilogy as the 'enemies,' while non-white people such as Neo, Morpheus, the Key-Maker, and others are depicted as the noble heroes. This is an example of post 1960s cultural Marxism, which revolves around the supposed evil nature of white people and their murderous and oppressive treatment of non-white people. The "machines" that have taken over the world and use real humans as "batteries" are supposed to represent modern transnational corporations and their supposed inhumane treatment of workers and laborers. The entire trilogy is rife with anti-white racism, and is intensely Left-wing in its underlying message. At the end of the first film, the Marxist/Communist politico-rock band Rage Against the Machine makes an appearance in which the refrain of the song is the repetitive crying out of 'wake up.' This is clearly a final appeal in the film for society to wake up from it's comatose enslavement to the evil white capitalist machine.
" The Matrix itself is an extended metaphor for Jewish control of American society. What's that you say, thats crazy talk? The stuff of consipiracies? Please, hear me out before making up your mind. First you have to take into account that virtually every news and media organization in America is Jewish owned and heavily Jewish staffed. Newspapers, T V, magazines, even the source's of most of the raw info itself like Reuters and the Associated Press. Couple that with absolute domination by Jews in Hollywood and you can see that they are a serious force in shaping perception in America. Hearts and Minds, Hollywood and News. So with that established lets move on to some of the characters.
Neo is "The One." Morpheus mention's how there was one way back in time who was the first to awaken others and that the Oracle prophesized there would come another someday. The first one of course was Jesus, making Neo the second coming of Christ, I'm pretty sure everyone figured out that much. And who was Jesus but a man who spoke out against the abuses of Jewish power (The Pharisees) and paid for it with his life.
Morpheus (The God of sleep) goes around awakening people. The term "awakening" has long been associated with people becoming aware of Jewish infuence in the world. Morpheus was aware before Neo and not only awakened him but has full faith that he is the one to stand against the power of the Matrix. Morpheus is John the Baptist.
Morpheus gives Neo the red pill. The red pill brings knowledge to the taker, it reveals the truth of the world and shows the fantasy for what it really is. The red pill is the apple in the Garden of Eden. When Adam and Eve ate the apple they gained the knowledge of good and evil. They were now able to see the world through the eyes of it's creator, and the price of truth was the loss of the comfort the garden brought. The original sin in both The Bible and The Matrix is the same - To question your surroundings. Those who accept what is before them will live happily ever after, but to quest for the truth , this angers the creator of the world as well as the creator of the Matrix. ". . . . .
